Lead PMHNP / Psychiatric Clinical LeaderNew York | Hybrid / In-Person + Telehealth
10–20 hours of direct patient care per week + clinical leadership Join our team atSOL Mental Health ! We’reredefiningwhat’spossible in mental health care—starting withyou. At SOL, you’re part of a collaborative, clinician-centered team with the structure, support, and tools to do your best work.
$ 145,000 - $ 233,400 +inclusive of a guarantee plus clinical hour-based incentives
401(k) with match
Annual CEU budget of $1,500 annually
Admin, billingand marketing support
PTO + 10 paid holidays
Professional liability insurance
Employee Assistance Program (EAP)
Short & long-term disability
Life insurance
Office space inManhattan
What You BringActive, unrestricted NY DEA registration.
Active NPI number
3+ years of experience providing medication management treatment to children, adolescents, and/or adults is highly preferred
Prior clinical supervisory experience
Strong leadership, communication, and coaching skills
Comfortable using data to drive performance and identify opportunities
Commitment to high-quality, patient-centered care
What You’ll DoProvide high-quality, evidence-based care
Work with adults, young adults, and/or children
Support patients in crisis withappropriate interventions
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Why SOLYou’renever working alone—strong clinical community with monthly learning opportunities, group supervision
Integrated care modelwith collaboration across disciplines
Career growth pathsand advancement opportunities
AnnualCEU support+ ongoing learning (Grand Rounds, office hours)
Our Culture:
We show up for each other and our patients:
We Lead with Heart
We Look for the Good
We Strengthen Each Other
We Strive for Excellence
We Break New Ground
Commitment to Inclusion We’recommitted to building a diverse, inclusive workplace where everyone feels valued and supported.
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